Absurd defect in Act to be rectified
Labour Minister Mr Lynch said his department was examining a defect in the amended Conviction and Arbitration Act. He noted no immediate changes on annual long service leave while a private member’s question lingered, and Cameron called the matter absurd amid industry relation debate.
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Labour and National Service
Lynch
Cameron Law
Eiard Howe
Cameron
Lynch Sand
Dunce
Camerey
Budget earns praise as best in years in Senate
The Leader of the TDP Senator Gar praised the Budget as the best in years during his Senate speech. He noted welfare reforms and social welfare expansion benefiting families and supporting more equitable wealth distribution, while urging an independent tribunal to defend penin rates and welcoming the inquiry.
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TDP
Senator Gar
Senate
For
Bret
Seeen
Treaul
Dollar policy debate splits Australian Opposition
The Opposition shows no fixed stance on the Australian dollar value with Barnard noting wide opinion within the party. He argues the currency level should be government prerogative, while criticizing accusations against Whitlam for expressing views. Barnard urges public, prejudice free debate on currency without forming a firm policy yet.
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Barnard
Whitlam
Country Party
Anthony
Mir Barnard
Gerne O Theough
Squeeze on small oil firms stirs Australian debate
In an adjournment debate Hurford criticizes government and two Austro–unified companies for forming an internal cartel he says hinders refinement and keeps prices high. He accuses the Commonwealth of enabling an anti small-firm squeeze while detailing alleged market manipulation and political cost shifts.
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Cormpanies
Commonwealth
JAS tGula
Hurfwed Hah
Hurford
Ajournment
Austro UN
Inideident OU
XL Petroleum Td
Wil
Retisang
Asia
Tparilé Board
Focmrad
Long
Treaties in danger Labor pledge to remove military content
Minister for Foreign Affairs Bowen stated in Parliament that a Labor Government would strip military content from the Anzus Treaty and oppose U.S. bases in Australia. Libs accused Labor of reviving a dead issue while Labor backers argued the treaty was irrelevant and out of date.
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Bowen
Australia
Bowes
House of Representatives
Oto Me Mackellar
SSW
Labor
Clearesteri
Seator
Belesed
Weber
I World Siglo Tohens-Councs
Paheres
Fear of ALP grips voters ahead of polls in NSW
Fragmentary OCR shows debate in the NSW Legislative Assembly with Deputy Speaker and government line. Citizens fear potential shifts as opposition actions loom, influencing preparations for an upcoming federal election.
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Nsw
Lave
Locok
House of Representatives
McMahar
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Carter
Hueford
Mmeht
Eve
Theasan Betches
Yeaterdae
Pheer
Spm
Piers Et Retutpeerat
Arava
Cobb & CO
West
Cobb and Co
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Kingston
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